Also, I can't see a way to monitor a topic or pop a thread out to a web page to access other features like monitor.

It is basically the middle of a city block with driveway access, no real reason to build on it (no one is building in that area).

If you don't have access to the MLS try Redfin ( not available in all markets)

But there are tons of realtors in my area looking for admin assistants which could also be a beneficial option for you.I am getting my license soley to be more marketable/have access...

The only restrictions were the loans could not be to an LLC and that loans 1-10 could be for any properties and loan 11-20 had to be for Fannie Mae or Fredie Mac foreclosure properties.

One that I did restricted the homes to permanent foundations allowing for FHA loans.

In most areas most techniques will probably fly, basically, but here's the issue.Even if some site gives you access to a state approved attorney, just being state approved doesn't really give you insight to what some county judge might say, for that you need a local attorney.

I like FloridaMoves mostly because it allows for custom search by zip codes, so if there is a specific neighborhood I am interested in, I can use zip codes and ask for alerts when a property within my strike price range etc...are available.I request a daily email compiling all for that day, and look through it once a day.What I am curious is for those who do not have direct access to it, what site do you use to be kept on the changes to MLS?

For instance, some people use the license to gain access to MLS listings, but some people would rather hire a broker to do deals for them.

As far as comps since I don't have mls access I can only get a range from the popular sites, I did pull a list of recent sales from the tax site I'm still searching for buyers in that area I have found some but getting contact info has been challenging